Court to deliver verdict in Jayalalithaa’s disproportionate assets case shortly
- 5 years ago
A special court in Bangalore, Saturday, deferred its verdict in the 18-year-old Rs 66.65 crore disproportionate assets case against Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa till 3 pm.
According to sources, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister told the court that the case was politically motivated, and intended to harass her.
Trial court judge John Michael D'Cunha, who had directed all the accused to be present in his court on the judgement day, deferred the pronouncement of verdict.
The verdict is being delivered by the special trial court in the central jail at Parapanna Agrahara in the city's southern suburb. City police turned Parapanna Agrahara into a fortress and imposed ban order 1 km around the central jail as part of unprecedented security measures.
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According to sources, the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister told the court that the case was politically motivated, and intended to harass her.
Trial court judge John Michael D'Cunha, who had directed all the accused to be present in his court on the judgement day, deferred the pronouncement of verdict.
The verdict is being delivered by the special trial court in the central jail at Parapanna Agrahara in the city's southern suburb. City police turned Parapanna Agrahara into a fortress and imposed ban order 1 km around the central jail as part of unprecedented security measures.
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